... NEW LEGAL CHANGES. RESIGNATION OF LORD MORRIS. The Queen has been pleased to approve the following appointments : — The Right Hon. Sir Nathaniel Lindley to be a Lord of Appeal in Ordinary in the place of Lord Morris, resigned. Sir Richard ...

... law. Nor is Shamrock '' correct iv speaking of the two •Scotch Law Lords. Lord Robertson, the late Lord Watson's successor, is the only Scotch Law Lord. Lord Shand, like Lord Brampton, is merely a retired ...

... Scotch Law Lords, the Irish cases can be rightly decided in the absence of any Irish Law Lord ? Unless the principle of representation is a necessary one in the Ultimate Court of Appeal for the three Kingdoms, why are the two Scotch Law Lords (Shand and ...

... -hire the passing • •'*.• l :ii understanding has • • the i.:i\v bonis should lie an ?? Fitzgerald held office as ith Lord Morris (who now fated tl i 1 the Government's proposal >'• • ' ; - Sittings of ti;.- House of •• *. teriul business on Tuesdays ...

... announced that the Queen has been pleased, by Letters Patent under the Great Seal, to grant unto the Right Hon. Michael, Lord Morris, late a Lord of Appeal in Ordinary, an annuity of £3750, for life, com- mencing from the 1 0th day of May inst., in- clusive, ...

... guests at dinner in tiieir Hail. Prince Christian, who is a Bencher of the Society, was present, and the guests included Lord Morris, Lord Macnaghten, Colonel the lion. Charles Eliot, the Master oi the Temple (the Rev. Canon Aiiiger), tlie Treasurer of Lin- ...

... a Peerage of the United Kingdom upon : — The Right Hon. Lord Morris. The Right Hon. Sir Peter O'Brien, Bart. Sir Richard Webster, Bart., G.C.M.G. Her Majesty has also approved the grant to Lord Strathcona and Mount Royal of a new Patent with remainder ...

... returned to London in the evening. The Queen's visitors at Windsor Castle last night included Earl and Countess Cadogan, Lord Morris, and Sir William MaeCormac. Her Majesty's guest remained at the Palace. Earl Russell and the lady whom he recently married ...

... purpose to make a personal attack on the Judge who had succeeded Lord Morris. Lord Morris retired from great age, and Lord Lindley had the advantage of being a year younger (laughter). Lord Lindley had written ...

... Lowther/31. P , 3lr. Almeric W. Fitzßoy, Sir Kenneth 3luir 3lacken.'.ie, ?? Lord Macnaghten, Lord Morris, Lord Davey, Lord Shand, Sir Richard Couch. Lord Russell of Kil- lowen, ...

... luncheon given by the Lord Mayor to the Elder Brethren of the Trinity House. Mis Royal Highness subsequently visited Lloyd's. The Birthday Honours were issued last night. Peerages are conferred on Lord Morris, Sir P. O'Brien, Lord Chief Justice of Ireland ...

... Knowles, Captain Hon. H. Lambton, R.N., Mr. Lecky, M.P., Sir George Lewis, Lord Lister, Sir J. Norman Lockyer, the Bishop of London, the Lord Advocate, the Lord Chief Justice, the Lord Mayor, Sir W. MacCormac (President Royal College of Surgeons), Sir A. C ...